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	Vitis coignetiae 'Crimson Glory Vine' remove	Lagerstroemia 'Biloxi' Crepe Myrtle remove	Cupressus 'Glauca Pencil Pine' remove	Quercus 'English Oak' 10" Pot remove
Name	Vitis coignetiae 'Crimson Glory Vine' remove	Lagerstroemia 'Biloxi' Crepe Myrtle remove	Cupressus 'Glauca Pencil Pine' remove	Quercus 'English Oak' 10" Pot remove
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Description	Vitis Vinifera, Ornamental Grape Vine Crimson Glory Vine is an absolutely beautiful large leaved deciduous climber with heart stopping Autumn colour. This is actually an ornamental (non-fruiting) variety of grape vine that has some fabulous features: it is very hardy, fast growing, long lived and tolerates a range of soils. Crimson Glory Vines are happy in full sun to part shade.	Lagerstroemia indica x L. fauriei 'Biloxi' Biloxi Crepe Myrtles are tough, small trees that offer attractive bark, masses of pale pink flowers in summer and good yellow-orange autumn colours. One of the most popular hardy small trees around. Crepe Myrtles are adaptable to most conditions, suitable for small gardens or amenity areas and can be a very effective street tree.	Cupressus sempervirens 'glauca' With dark, elegant green foliage the Glauca Pencil Pine is one of the narrowest of pencil Pines • Perfect for narrow or tight spaces • Line your walkway, driveway or avenue for the best effect • Low to no maintenance	Quercus robur English Oaks are famous for being solid and strong. The trunk and secondary branches are very solid and are covered in thick blackish-grey bark which makes it quite a sight. The autumn foliage is a rich, dark brown. As the foliage is smaller than other deciduous trees, fallen leaves are not particularly difficult to eliminate and will not clog drains. 10"/25cm pot
Content			Glauca Pencil Pines are widely known as the narrowest of all conifers. Conifer pencil pine doesn’t produce lots of cones that weigh down the branches and cause them to flop outwards, ruining their beautiful, conical shape. and they’re very hardy and tolerant. Glauca Pencil Pines grow at a rate of about 1 meter per year in the right soils. Use them to frame features in the garden, create a narrow screen or line avenues. As the name suggests, the pencil conifer grows in a tall, pencil-like shape without needing to be pruned. They grow best in full sun in well drained, loamy soil.
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